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The Sugatsune UT-105/S-1 is a rectangular recessed pull from the UT Series, sized at 4-1/8 inches (105 mm) overall and designed to sit flush in a routed pocket on cabinet doors and drawer fronts.
At 4-1/8 inches, this pull occupies the middle of the UT Series range. It is the right scale for a mid-width drawer front, a sliding door panel, or a cabinet used in a space where surface-mounted hardware would catch a sleeve or interfere with stacking clearance. Appliance garages, rollout shelves behind full-overlay doors, and narrow pantry columns are all applications where a flush pull is the better call over a bar or knob. The 4-1/8 inch span gives a comfortable multi-finger grip that the shorter 2-15/16 inch pull in the same series does not.
The pull is made from stainless steel and finished in Chrome. Stainless steel is harder and more scratch-resistant than the zinc alloy that dominates most of this catalog, which matters in a recessed pull because the pocket edges and the grip face take direct contact every time the drawer opens. The Chrome finish carries a bright, even reflectance that stays consistent across the face of the pull and coordinates with polished fixtures without introducing a second metal tone. On a white or light-gray slab front the Chrome reads as a thin bright line at rest, which is the point of a recessed pull.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for contemporary kitchens, bath vanities, home offices, and commercial millwork where the aesthetic calls for a completely flush face. It is also a practical choice for mobility-friendly cabinetry, where a recessed grip is easier to hook than a knob and keeps aisle clearance intact. Because the UT Series runs in three coordinated lengths, specifiers working on a single project can use this 4-1/8 inch pull on standard drawers and step up or down within the same series for wider or narrower fronts.
A recessed pull installs into a machined pocket routed into the door or drawer front, not two drilled holes. A router with a matching template is the standard method.
The projection inside the pocket is 5/8 inch (16 mm), which is the clearance depth from the face of the front to the back of the grip.
A flush recessed pull is a natural fit for sliding and pocket doors where a projecting handle would catch on the frame or the adjacent cabinet. Confirm the pocket depth suits your door thickness before ordering.
The Sugatsune UT Series includes shorter and longer recessed pulls in the same profile, finish, and design language, so a single project can draw from the family across different front widths.
Choose this pull when the front needs a grip that disappears at rest but delivers a confident feel at 4-1/8 inches, the length that bridges the gap between a fingertip pull and a full-span handle.
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